RE: ezmlm response

[Aron Sogor <as...@netcentives.com>]

How can I get a hold of ServletContext in a Producer?

Can any body give advise or pointers?

The problem I am trying to solve is to get a hold of a property file for one
of my producer.
To do that I want to add the location of the propeties file into the web.xml
as a parameter for Cocoon.
Later at runtime pull the path/location from servletcontext.
I don't want to hardcode.
Any suggestion?

Aron Sogor

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How can I get a hold of ServletContext in a Producer?

Can any body give advise or pointers?

The problem I am trying to solve is to get a hold of a property file for one
of my producer.
To do that I want to add the location of the propeties file into the web.xml
as a parameter for Cocoon.
Later at runtime pull the path/location from servletcontext.
I don't want to hardcode.
Any suggestion?

Aron Sogor